Motorcycle Travel Series by @velimir 'Metalworks' (Part #689)
'Metalworks'
Blacksmith's works sold on the streets of Prague. :)
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I think I'd buy a horseshoe to see if I'm lucky! In the past, the blacksmith was one of the most sought-after workers. In Venezuela, hardly anyone works as a blacksmith anymore. A few make bars and some furniture, but almost no decorative objects are found. Too bad! Greetings, @velimir.
As you can see in your photo, there are fundamentally ornamental works: I imagine hanging mobiles, among others.
The craftsmanship with metals was very typical of the ancient villages. In America, aboriginal civilizations practiced it, especially with precious metals such as gold, which brought them closer to goldsmithing. Nowadays it is not very common.